God’s Anger and Wrath
The Bible reveals that God experiences anger and wrath. Many words, both in the Old and New Testaments, express this fact. Old Testament Words In the Hebrew text of the Old Testament, nouns for God’s wrath appear some 375 times.1 The word chemah refers to divine wrath at least 85 times.2 It seems to receive its meaning from a root term that means “be hot” or “be ardent.”3 DeuteronGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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I struggled through so much, that I keep study of my Bible to help me. All the sad abuse from family, living alone mostly. Lost alot, no friends and widowed today after 5 marriages. Grown kids turn away when I was there support growing up. Just pray that soon God will lift me up, I am broken down to realize past work has pained me. Money may be lost, robbed, and why care to share passion while they never listen or help when needed to? Live truthly while the torture of condemnation of who I am. They want confusion with drugging innocent children for the wicked to rule. When does justice come, after we leave earth, and into our spiritual bodies? I pray my enemies repent of the wrongs they keep doing. Blessed to now have a home and they want me destroyed to not have anything. I keep searching for a job for support and hope I can get back up on good standing, with Gods help, will for the days I may have left to survive. End times, wicked will be punished to Gods plans.
My prayers are with you♡. For years I have tried to reach my father and family only to find out that an evil person who only saw money as a way of life and not, the Love of God, had been blocking me from doing so. I know how you feel, you are in my prayers 💚 Kimberly Anderson Acree